Do you believe that there is Juju in Nigeria or that its all lies, that charms and juju doesn't exist in Nigeria?

What's your take?


Lalastical


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If you have Jesus forget about charm. The power of God will destroy every charm. The bible says " they that know their God shall do exploits".

Nawa... Na all these small small tricks dem dey use deceive una.
Many stunt guys can do this.
When it's done over there, it's science.
But back here where people are backward, they'll call it juju.
The masquerade for use naked body na, make we know say e deh serious.
Mtcheww.

Aliencraft:
Do you believe that there is Juju in Nigeria or that its all lies, that charms and juju doesn't exist in Nigeria?

What's your take?


Lalastical


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https://twitter.com/friendlyboyngr/status/1295984771676483584?s=09

It's an impressive trick, but isn't supernatural.

If you look closely, the costume he's wearing glistens from whatever heat insulating fluid they've rubbed all over it.

Then he's surrounded by those loosely placed reeds that make a great show of burning, but quickly fall apart before it gets to a point where it starts cooking him.

If he's truly impervious to flames, let's put him on firewood, without his costume.

Maybe there is jazz, but this is not it.

As BuddhaPalm already said, the costume is most likely fire resistant, nothing supernatural about that.